National Law Journal
National Law Journal
...BACKGROUND HRsmart designs and markets software designed to help companies manage their human resources needs. It hired Strange as a senior software...
...COMPANY PROFILE The name says it all: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc...
...Food and Drug Administration a big loss when it sided with the tobacco industry in its suit to stop the FDA from mandating that graphic...
...a win for tobacco companies and their attorneys, including Jones Day partner Noel Francisco for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. and...
...ordered major tobacco companies to broadly...argued for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings...
...Department sued the major companies in 1999 under federal racketeering laws. A lawyer for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings Inc., Noel Francisco...
National Law Journal
...insureds under the policy that covered the Manchester plant. The other plaintiffs, R. Scott Galley, II, and Cynthia Galley, are owners and operators of GSMC...
...million to settle antitrust claims brought by Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc., the company announced on July 31. Motorola had argued that Epson's...
National Law Journal
...jurisdiction. See Fed. R. Civ. P. 12...part of the Reynolds Army Community Hospital...of limited liability companies....
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...among others) defendant Mutual Pharmaceutical Company ("Mutual"). Sulindac is known to...d) (2006); id. § 355(j)(2)(A).A 14...
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